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Are you considering new roofing for your commercial building? Although smaller premises might have sloped roofs, most commercial roofing consists of flat roofs, or rather, low-slope roofs. Completely flat roofs can result in water dams and leaks. So, low-slope roofing is the preferred option. This type of roof has a pitch of 4:12. That means it rises by 4 inches for every 12 inches of length.
These are your top choices when it comes to these kinds of commercial roofing systems.
These are the most popular types of metal roofing:
On the downside, metal rusts unless it’s treated with a protective coating, and it’s very noisy during a rainstorm.
These roofs are also known as tar and gravel roofs.
You can choose from three different types of single-ply roof systems:
Most of these roof types, apart from EPDM, come with insulation pre-installed.
Thanks to this, liquid-applied roofs provide an excellent, seamless seal against moisture. They’re also easy to repair by pouring another layer over any damaged parts of the roof. Roofing contractors apply liquid roofing in two coats using a roller or a sprayer.
As a business owner, you can get a tax rebate if you install a green roof, and you can also use it to create an area for employees to rest up in pleasant surroundings.
Green roofs require a lot of maintenance and ongoing monitoring and often have sophisticated systems for managing water and drainage. On the plus side, they can last for up to 50 years.
Get in touch and we’ll help you choose a commercial roofing solution that meets your needs without blowing your budget.
